Keep Atlas home reachable from tools and documents - #21
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Following a raw JSON/Markdown link could replace the installed Atlas page with a document that had no Home control. Standalone tools also lacked a consistent return path. The site now opens local text references in a source reader with persistent Home/Library links, and standalone content pages expose a native Atlas Home link. The shell header shows an explicit return label while a tool is open; its native href remains a fallback if enhanced navigation fails.
The reader allows only 120 explicitly listed public paths, renders text without HTML interpretation, bounds previews to 1 MiB and retains original downloads. 21 local document links use it; 17 external links open separately. Existing raw URLs, scoring engines, datasets and artwork are retained. Field's return link uses its existing bar without moving the canvas. Library, Evidence and Six Signals retain their no-script constraints and restricted headers; the parent shell hides duplicate return controls. Cache v93 includes shared navigation/reader dependencies and directly linked documents.
Validation: 41 new offline regression checks cover Home success/failure/modified clicks, passive pages, approved document links, invalid paths, text injection, failed fetches and the size boundary. Theme/Home/navigation and the full governance suite pass locally; earlier failing passive-page checks were corrected without relaxing their no-script requirements. Mobile screenshots covered Markdown, JSON, invalid selection, standalone Ask/Explore, Verify, Field and 404; Home stayed visible after about 24,118px of document scrolling and returned in one click. Desktop sample and Tracer return were also checked. Pinned CI runs the existing suite plus the new harness.
Scope limits: this is source-text viewing, not Markdown HTML rendering. Raw direct URLs and third-party browser interfaces do not gain Atlas controls; the website's own links now preserve a return route. Viewport checks are not physical iOS/Android installation certification. The proposal remains in the independent cold-read queue, and known tool-semantic failures remain separate.